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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Love Will Tear Us Apart
The band that inspired thousands of musicians, painters, photographers and filmmakers. The subject of Joy Division never gets old for me. From the time I was fourteen and now, I’m still blown away by the power & relevance of their … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Media/Publishing, New Music
Tagged Bernard Sumner, Jay McInerney, Joy Division, Kevin Cummins, Rizzoli, Sue Webster
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Matthew Marks in LA
Brice Marden’s Grove Group III 1973, Above The art scene in LA is an ongoing topic and either inspires you or gets your blood and heart pumping, in good ways and bad. I am of the mindset that LA is … Continue reading
Get Up Early & Hungover for a Worthy Cause
Dominicks in West Hollywood is finally making their wait staff get up early and hungover on a Sunday. Long known for amazing homemade fresh Italian fare and a Hollywood history as eclectic as Oscar night frocks, Dominicks is now serving … Continue reading
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Tagged Brunch, Dominicks, Hellin Kay Photography, Sunday Supper, West Hollywood
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Patti Smith & Robert Mapplethorpe
I have an undying love and respect for artists who continue to influence us year after year… The story of Patti Smith’s legendary relationship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe is told in this fascinating, newly published book “Just Kids” written by … Continue reading
Anastasia Beverly Hills Line Erasing Serum
I’m not a big fan of needles or going under the knife so when someone sent me this serum last winter I began using it. A journalist friend of mine who makes a living from testing, researching and finding out … Continue reading
Aliona Doletskaya’s Classic Ballsy Move…
Aliona Doletskaya, my old boss at Russian Vogue is known for being ballsy and doing the unexpected. While she may not have been the easiest to work for (no great boss ever is) I always admired her incredible talent and … Continue reading
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Tagged Aliona Doletskaya, Conde Nast, Jonathan Newhouse, Russian Glamour, Russian Vogue, Vika Dovidova
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Over The Hills… And Into The Water
On the eve of another season of Jersey Shore I think it’s relevant to dissect another reality show that was just thankfully laid to rest. As much as it pains me to admit and discuss with any seriousness the show … Continue reading
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Tagged Audrina Patridge, Heidi Montag, Hellin Kay Photography, Laguna Beach, Lauren Conrad, The Hills
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Arshile Gorky at MOCA
I finally got a chance to see the Arshile Gorky retrospective last Friday at MOCA in LA and its stunning. There is an intense energy throughout the show that makes the work even more beautiful and breathtaking than usual… Arshile … Continue reading
Charles David
Every season, without fail, Charles David delivers amazing, wearable and surprisingly affordable shoes… everything from gorgeous heels to boots, I can always find a few pairs that become staples in my wardrobe not just for one but sometimes several seasons, … Continue reading
Dying to see this film…. “happythankyoumoreplease”
Starring Josh Radnor….
